Critical contract terms include reimbursement rates and fee schedules, covered services and exclusions, prior authorization requirements, claims submission and payment timelines, quality metrics and performance standards, termination clauses and notice periods, and administrative requirements like electronic health record integration. Pay special attention to “holdback” provisions where payers retain a percentage of payments, and ensure you understand any risk-sharing arrangements or value-based care components.
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